local crowd packed in to celebrate street art and BMX on a Friday night in east downtown. “It was great to see the local Houston crowd come out and celebrate both BMX and art with us,” said athlete Hucker Clark. “The rain tried to hold us back, but in the end, we all came together for an amazing time and had a lot of fun riding the course.”
Local artist Gonzo247 and BMX athlete Hucker Clark created an unexpected, street art styled dirt track in the heart of Houston’s urban landscape. Gonzo247 brought out a lineup of over twenty talented artists including Anat Ronen, VurseOne and Deck who transformed the venue into a work of collective art. Invited athletes Aaron Ross, Coco Zurita, Drew Bezanson, Mikey Aitken, Morgan Wade, Rob Wise and Tyler Fernengel joined Hucker on the BMX playground, sending big tricks up to two stories high to delight the crowd 
who bared the cold weather to watch the action. “BMX and street art have never been showcased this way in Houston,” said artist Gonzo247. “The idea ‘there is potential in everything’ celebrates that artists and athletes can come together to recognize that they both take something and craft their own thrill-seeking sport or art form.”
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